North America Top 10 Airports

21. North America Top 10 Airports February 2026 vs January 2026 Note: Based on total departures (arrivals + departures). Rank ICAO City Volume Change MoM % 1 KTEB New York 7,821 9,544 -1,723 -18.05% 2 KPBI West Palm Beach

5,347 6,173 -826 -13.38% 3 KOPF Miami 4,697 6,398 -1,701 -26.59% 4 KDAL Dallas 4,463 5,887 -1,424 -24.19% 5 KAPF Naples 4,380 5,572 -1,192 -21.39% 6 KLAS Las Vegas 4,175 5,094 -919 -18.04% 7 KSDL Scottsdale 4,126 4,953 -827

-16.70% 8 KIAD Washington 4,108 4,168 -60 -1.44% 9 KVNY Los Angeles 4,022 3,048 +974 +31.96% 10 KHPN Westchester 3,907 5,163 -1,256 -24.33% Top 10 Total 47,046 Movements Biggest Gainer KVNY Los Angeles +31.96% Growing Airports

1 / 10 Positive MoM Largest Decline KOPF Miami -26.59% Broad February Contraction February shows widespread declines across North American business aviation, with 9 of 10 Top 10 airports posting negative month-over-month changes. The shorter month and post-peak winter normalization contribute to reduced volumes. Florida airports see significant pullbacks from January highs, with Miami (KOPF -26.59%) and Naples (KAPF -21.39%) leading declines as the seasonal migration wave subsides.

Los Angeles Surges as Sole Gainer Van Nuys (KVNY) stands out as the only airport posting growth (+31.96%), surging from 3,048 to 4,022 movements. This remarkable increase reflects Los Angeles's growing appeal for entertainment industry events and awards season activity in February. Meanwhile, Northeast hubs KTEB (-18.05%) and KHPN (-24.33%) continue their seasonal decline, and Washington (KIAD) shows relative stability at just -1.44%.